Figure and space: The Man Who Dreamed in Fish

A surreal portrait exploring the boundary between human identity, technology, and transformation. The television becomes a second head, revealing a strange fish-like consciousness emerging from within.

The geometric city surrounding the figure suggests an artificial world governed by structure and repetition, while the floating spheres create a sense of an unstable reality. The fish represents instinct, freedom, and the subconscious—something ancient and organic living beneath the constructed surface of modern life.

The work reflects the tension between who we are, what we perceive, and what exists beneath the surface of consciousness.

Medium: Digital Art Style: Contemporary Surrealism Theme: Identity, Technology, Transformation & Subconscious Mind